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Prof. Dr. Arch. Nikolay T.

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Architectural and design studio

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Bulgaria (5:49 PM)

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Joined on September 19, 2013

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Arch & Art INC. is an architectural and design studio with over 30 years of professional experience and one of the best in Bulgaria. It has completed more than 350 different projects in the field of residential buildings, public buildings and interior design as well as projects for restoration of historic buildings and archeology. We have design countries such as Bulgaria, Germany, Kuveyt , Ukraine and Macedonia. Since 1992 our studio has started a publishing company with a weekly newspaper, magazine and books in the field of architecture and history of architecture and arts.

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This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

This house was initially built for another principal,who completed the exterior and the stucco, while the interior was practically left untouched. Then in 2011, it was bought by another person who wanted interior look quite different from the original idea of the architect,characterised by creating contemporary forms, and using modern materials, technologies and conveniences. He wanted such an interior designed which made use of retrospection of architectural eclecticism, since the beginning of the 20th century. Unfortunatelly, a discord between interior and exterior was created, yet each of them has their own artistic characterisics, so, the final result is quite satisfactory.
Those, who visit the house for the first time, will be surprised after they they have first seen the garden design with its plants and trees and hydroelectric cascade- all those structures creating peace and quiet.

Risin House- Boyana suburban quarter,Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

The building consists of two semi-detached houses. The conceptual design was developed in 1984. The construction of the left-hand one, owned by the Shalamanovs, started the following year. The right-hand semi-detached was built ten years later by Mr. Papacochev, a businessman from Bitolya (Makedonia), but the working design differed somewhat from the conceptual because of the client’s requirements.
The houses are situated on a very narrow piece of land on a steep hill, sloping down to the street. This made it possible for garages at the lowest level to be given the right leveling from the north, and the living area to be at zero elevation from the south. The next two levels contain studies and bedrooms in the under-roof area.
The architectural image is derived from the architect’s intention to provide a smooth batter of the built area, starting from the street, so that the building does not look squeezed into the narrow site.

Family house in Boyana, Sofia.

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